Plants Flowering in November

Rich, velvety purple-red

Purplish-blue flowers with a white bar and dark stamens. Comparatively large flowers for a viticella

Golden yellow scented 'pea' flowers

Palest creamy yellow form with grey-green foliage

Distinct cream variegated foliage with bright yellow flowers

All Flower OCT-APR

Clusters of drooping greenish white or cream flowers

Tubular dusky red flowers

Two-tone pink-yellow tubular flowers. Frost hardy

Slender pink and cream flowers

Hardy, small leaved, compact shrub. Pale green flowers in winter

AUG-NOV

(argentea) - tall growing, white flower spikes. This variety will grow virtually anywhere but is most vigorous in or beside a bog

Dwarfer form

Tall growing silvery foliage, large white flower

Pronounced pink flowers

Chocolate scented crimson-black single flowers borne on stiff stems

This newly bred variety produces even more of a chocolate scent and has a more compact habit

(neapolitanum) - rose-pink, marbled ivy foliage, flowers in autumn

Pure white petals

(Genista 'Porlock') - scented yellow flowers, strong vigorous grower

This daphne flowers in spring and, again, in summer. Deep pink flowers in clusters with a sweet fragrance

(now renamed 2017 x submacrophylla) - excellent grey-green foliage, silver on back, good for coastal exposure

Quick growing, leaves margined in gold

Quick growing, leaves golden variegated

Best known variegated form, leaves deep yellow in centre good for cutting

Best grown against a hot wall where its hawthorn-like flowers, will after a hot summer, produce globular yellow fruits. These are edible in hotter climates

(syn. Philotheca myoporoides) - Aromatic dark green leaves. Fragrant pinkish-white flowers

Strong burgundy-red leaves and red flowers with red stems. Young plants have green foliage at first

Slow growing form with the leaves heavily speckled with white variegation sometimes spreading over a whole leaf